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Board of Education candidates point to areas of concern - The True Citizen

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Stakeholders are the focus of District 3’s Board of Education race. RENNITTA STOKES JOHNSON Rennitta Stokes Johnson retired from the Burke County Board of Education where she worked as a parent resource coordinator at Sardis Elementary School. She spent nearly 15 years in the position. She is now running for the District 3 Board of Education seat because of her […]

Source: The True Citizen

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